MGIC Investment popped 19%. The mortgage insurer’s $34 million loss was far less damage than investors had anticipated. Finerman: This could be a very good sign. At the least, it’s great news for the company itself.

Leggett & Platt popped 15%. This manufacturer, which makes everything from office furniture to car seats, was upgraded to “outperform” by Raymond James. Adami: The company guided higher which bodes well for the economy.

DROPS (stocks that slid lower) International Game Technology dropped 6%.The slot machine maker fell after earnings were impacted by slowing gambling revenues nationwide. Najarian: Not surprising. All the big casinos have been essentially cut in half.

Watts Water Technologies dropped 18%. One “pump and valve” company that’s not working, Watts posted profits short of expectations leading S&P to downgrade the stock. Finerman: This company is NOT Flowserve . Its big residential business is probably what hurt it.

eBay dropped 3% Despite beating profit expectations, the online auctioneer said a sluggish U.S. economy could weigh on its business. Najarian: Just a little pullback after a nice run.

Chesapeake Energy dropped 3%. Natural gas fell for the first time this week, leading CHK lower. Adami: “This will be a buy again.”

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